Ireland bring back their big names for the Nations Championship clash against the All Blacks at Eden Park on Saturday. Andy Farrell has made nine changes to the line-up that beat Japan, restoring his side to full strength with many 2025 British and Irish Lions returning. Rob Baloucoune returns on the right wing after a hamstring injury, while centre Garry Ringrose, out-half Sam Prendergast, full-back Hugo Keenan, scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park, back-rower Josh van der Flier, lock Joe McCarthy, hooker and captain Dan Sheehan, and prop Tadhg Furlong also start.

New Zealand boss Dave Rennie has bolstered the All Blacks bench with winger Caleb Clarke and back-rower Peter Lakai among the reserves. Tyrel Lomax is again favoured at tighthead over Fletcher Newell, while Tupou Vaa'i shifts from lock to blindside flanker. Josh Moorby earns a first start and Quinn Tupaea returns at centre.

Wales make six changes for their clash with South Africa in Durban. Steve Tandy freshens the side after the Argentina loss, bringing in Teddy Williams, Alex Mann, Dan Edwards, Ben Thomas, Max Llewellyn and Louis Rees-Zammit. Captain Dewi Lake is fit to start, but Ben Carter misses out with an ankle injury. Gloucester lock Freddie Thomas joins the bench as injury cover.